Damnit all. I really like Phoenix Wallet for most of my basic Lightning expenses.
What do people suggest as a mobile Lightning wallet now?
Erik Hersman
whiteafrican@iris.to
npub1q0al...04mt
Tech, Africa, Bitcoin mining at Gridless. Kenya Relay: wss://nostr-1.nbo.angani.co
Is anyone building a decentralized, FOSS, on/off ramp for bitcoin using Nostr architecture?
Biomass site setup this week. 

A bin of puppies. So many puppies. 

When we went to sleep there were 11 puppies. We woke up and there were 14!
9 girls, 5 boys
(Rhodesian Ridgebacks) 

Sunrise. A break with the family. 

Madeira was great. Always good to reconnect in-person.
Now back to work, the real fun stuff!


Off to Madeira.
Not an easy place to get to from Kenya.
Cool demo by @UNCLE ROCKSTAR and Bernard Parah (Bitnob) of a point of sale system that prints #bitcoin vouchers and activates/uses cards at the Africa Bitcoin Conference.
#btcpay
Rainy season is upon us. Means field visits get a little trickier. :) 

Good morning from safari


Nashville today!
Kazi ni kazi. The team getting to it as we build the next container. 

Ok, that’s a wrap here in Zambia. All checked out and running.
I should probably do a more in-depth write up sometime. It might be best to say that there’s a lot more that goes into a bitcoin mining site than just running miners!
Had a good day checking out some geothermal in Kenya. A lot of
opportunities in that space for mining.
Disappointed with the lack of technical honesty and lack of objectivity in MIT Tech Review piece on Bitcoin mining.
“As long as bitcoin miners can profit from proof of work, Weaver says, they will choose proof of work: “The only way to reduce Bitcoin’s criminal energy consumption is for the value itself to be destroyed. If Bitcoin becomes worthless, then bitcoin mining stops.”
Yes, incentives work. That’s why it was built this way.
“Criminal”? Hyperbole is apparently good, solid media.